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Paul went on IG Live this afternoon after Karine called the police. I have not watched the video, but bloggers report that Paul accused Karine of drinking in front of their son, domestic violence (shoving him), giving him an STD, and being pregnant again. The video ends with Karine asking to be taken to a shelter. Very sad.
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I really think that the insurance policy given by mediassist is way more expensive for parental insurance, means who will pay for 50k+ premium and that too for large copay, I guess the leadership team should intervene here....Parental insurance is really important for any employee and most of the time is only needed.
Recently I used parental insurance and found that the insurance company only paid for 50% of the total bill.
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Hi Fishes, any ZS Associates fish that can give some info about WLB at London office? Right now working at B4, are there any differences?
Also do you know if the title is negotiable during the offer? I will get an offer for assoc. consultant but in my current company I was offered to be a manager. So it would make my decision a lot easier if the role was consultant.
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To each her own, but I breastfed til 2 and my daughter is healthy af. Never had an “earache”, no allergies, might catch a cold every 2 years. It’s amazing, the milk is made specifically for the child’s healthy development. I say breastfeed as long as you and your child are comfortable (and thank God if you’re even able to, because plenty of women can’t). Are other people taking care of you or your family? No. So let them judge and go back to their own lives.
WHO recommends at least 2 years, so 3 isn't unheard of - we just tend to stop really early in the US. I nursed for 27 months, but have a very European family and it was just what was assumed.
From the Academy of American Pediatrics: “Increased duration of breastfeeding confers significant health and developmental benefits for the child and the mother, especially in delaying return of fertility (thereby promoting optimal intervals between births)… There is no upper limit to the duration of breastfeeding and no evidence of psychologic or developmental harm from breastfeeding into the third year of life or longer.”
No. Most common is 9-18 months, though of course there are outliers. Many toddlers self wean.
My child was 2
No. After a certain time it is just more benefit for the mom to have the closeness than the child. Not healthy for developmental stages for the toddler
2 is normal
https://kellymom.com/ages/after12mo/aap-breastfeeding-past-the-first-year/
May be a helpful read. We weaned at 18 months, and I lasted much longer than my friends.
No. Not normal.
To each his own, but my theory is that if your kid can clearly articulate the request, they’re too old! 😉